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Huntress launches Brute Force Sentry for RDP and SSH
Brute Force Sentry detects successful logins after failed attempts on exposed RDP RDWeb and SSH surfaces
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Huntress Integrates with Hudu for Security Context
Huntress data now appears in Hudu client records for MSP technicians without tab switching.
Huntress says reports that SIEM is dead are exaggerated
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Huntress: compromised camera software used to enter corporate networks
September and October cases show CMS.exe launching a reverse shell and sideloading DLLs through a copied WpcMon.exe.
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Huntress post says attackers turn MDM into remote access
The provided page is mostly site navigation; the article body describing the MDM technique is not included.
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Camera software used to sideload malware on Windows
Huntress saw a suspected reverse shell and one shared command server across several customers, with no CVE identified.
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Camera software intrusions drop reverse shells and sideloaded DLLs
Huntress tied September and October cases to one C2 after CMS.exe launched a user-writable reverse shell and relocated WpcMon.exe.
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Huntress post looks at a ConnectWise attack
The supplied page is site navigation, so method, victims, and whether a flaw was used are not stated.
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Huntress publishes a page for its Neighborhood Watch program
The captured page is mostly site navigation and marketing, with no program terms or eligibility details.
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Huntress examines three real phishing kits
Huntress analyzed three real phishing kits to reveal their structure and tactics for bypassing security.
Huntress says Managed ESPM disrupts ClickFix attacks
The captured page is mostly navigation and does not explain the control or report any reduction figures.
Huntress announces ITDR Lookback for Microsoft 365 tenants
The captured page is mostly site navigation and does not describe how Lookback works.
Inside the Hunt: Sarah Reddish
Huntress profiles SOC analyst Sarah Reddish and her triage, reporting, and remediation work.
Huntress + AlgaPSA Integration: Built in Days by Nine Minds
Nine Minds shipped an AlgaPSA integration that turns Huntress incident reports into tickets using the public API.
What Does the Dark Web Look Like? Pulling Back the Curtain | Huntress
Huntress explains the surface, deep, and dark web and basic precautions for using Tor.
Texas HB 3834 Cybersecurity & AI Training Requirements
Texas HB 3834 and HB 3512 require annual cybersecurity and AI awareness training for covered public employees.
Business Email Compromise (BEC) Attacks: How to Stop Them
Huntress explains business email compromise, citing $55 billion in global losses and attacks at 36% of surveyed firms.
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10 Endpoint Security Trends and Tips for 2027 | Huntress
Huntress discusses 10 endpoint security trends for 2027 focusing on AI risks, ransomware, and identity security.
7 Key Manufacturing Cybersecurity Trends for 2027 | Huntress
Huntress says manufacturing rose from 9% to 17% of observed attacks as ransomware shifts toward OT uptime.
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Microsoft VSS: Still Essential, But Not the Whole Story
Huntress details Microsoft VSS limits, including a 64TB cap and ransomware deletion of local snapshots.
Fake WatchGuard VPN Site Steals Credentials
Huntress found a WatchGuard lookalike that phished VPN server, login, and password via SEO poisoning.
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ClickFix to BEC in 24 Hours: Tragic Quadrant | Huntress
Huntress shows ClickFix and a malicious custom GPT stealing a Microsoft 365 cookie to enable BEC within a day.
CMMC Level 2 Non-Negotiable Requirements Explained | Huntress
CMMC Level 2 self-assessments now require at least 88 points and every non-waivable NIST 800-171 control.
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